Gasoline prices have more than doubled since President Obama was inaugurated, which hurts struggling middle-class families and small, local businesses trying to compete and create jobs.

Instead of focusing on commonsense solutions to increase domestic energy production, which would lower prices at the pump, President Obama continues to play politics.

President Obama's Buffett Tax will hurt job creators, who are struggling to retain and hire workers while dealing with a weak economy and soaring gas prices that drain billions of dollars out of our economic recovery.

Raising Taxes Will Not Create a Single Job (except maybe at the IRS)

Four out of five people hit by the new tax are business owners, who are a critical source of new job creation.

Since his inauguration, President Obama's economic policies have made the economy worse.

Nearly 700,000 fewer women are working today than when Obama took office.

Raising taxes on job creators will kill job opportunities for the 13 million unemployed Americans.

The U.S. corporate tax rate just became number one in the world, and President Obama wants to make the U.S. tax on investment the highest among developed countries during a struggling economy, which will only discourage investment.

President Obama's Buffett Tax Will Not Reduce the Debt

The U.S. federal debt stands at a staggering $15.6 trillion, which means every man, woman, and child in this country owes nearly $50,000.

President Obama's Buffett Tax would cover just 0.7 percent of the total new debt the president has proposed for the next decade.

The Buffett Tax would raise $5 billion per year, which under the president's budget would only cover one and a half days of borrowing during fiscal year 2012.

President Obama and congressional Democrats want to raise taxes so they can spend more money on failed policies like Solyndra and Obamacare.